purveyance meaning in Hindi

[ pə'veiəns ] sound:

Noun
• खाद्य

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The retention of purveyance as a tool for supplying the growing Stuarts.
Similarly restrained was the use of the old right of purveyance, finally abolished in 1660.
In the 17th century, purveyance was worth about ?0, 000 per year to the crown.
Edward I also employed purveyances for his many Welsh campaigns, utilizing the produce of both the Isle of Anglesey and Ireland.
He has also been linked to two " Edward III, which defend the right of royal subjects to refuse purveyance.
The 1289 " ordinance for the State of Ireland " forbade purveyance except by a Irish judiciary were made entirely under the Irish seal.
A bill to outlaw purveyance, whereby the Royal Household could obtain goods by right at reduced prices, was thwarted by the House of Lords.
These proposed measures would deter the purveyance of these shelters, protect the integrity of our tax system and ultimately reduce the tax burdens of honest taxpayers.
In 1338 it was ordered that the officers taking wool for purveyance should exact none from the queen's ( Philippa's ) manors of Witley and Banstead.
The company is also involved in the manufacture and purveyance of aluminum cans, plastic resins, biodiesel, various leather products, cleaning and hygiene products, and glycerin.

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